Special Council Meeting - Budget · November 27, 2024 · Item 4.
Staff to report back on the progress of the Culture Plan and implementation funding through an Information Report in September 2025.
Main motion under the agenda item 2025 Draft Budget Update Companion Report - Council Budget Decisions - 2024-457
Carried (13 to 0)
13 in favour, 0 against — unanimous
This was one of 3 motions on the same item
In the order council took them. A vote makes sense next to the ones around it.
- 1/3Main motionStaff to report back on the progress of the Culture Plan and implementation funding through an Information Report in September 2025.you are hereCarried (13 to 0)
- 2/3Main motionStaff to report back through an information report on what outcomes are expected to be achieved in the 10-year capital budget and forecast period for each…Carried (13 to 0)
- 3/3Amendment2025-2027 rates fees and charges be readopted, in accordance with the adopted 2025 budget, and subject to any amendments in budget confirmation years 2026 and 2027. That the Development Applications Fee By-law be amended to reflect…Carried (13 to 0)
What was voted on
The motion in its exact words, as recorded in the minutes.
That staff be directed to report back on the progress of the Culture Plan and implementation funding through an Information Report in September 2025.
Moved by Councillor Downer, seconded by Councillor Caron.
How the room voted
In favour (13)
- Allt
- Billings
- Busuttil
- Caron
- Caton
- Chew
- Downer
- Gibson
- Goller
- Guthrie
- Klassen
- O'Rourke
- Richardson
What council was given
The staff reports and correspondence attached to this item. The summaries are written automatically, so you can tell what a document is without opening a ninety-page PDF.
- 2025 Draft Budget Update Companion Report - Council Budget Decisions - 2024-457.pdf
This companion report lists the 2025 budget items Council itself must vote on, separate from the mayor's budget powers, for decision at the November 27, 2024 special budget meeting. Items include readopting 2025-2027 fees and charges, amending development application fees, approving reserve transfers, creating reserve funds for federal housing money, and acknowledging that contingency reserves remain below target, to be topped up from year-end surpluses toward 75 per cent of target.
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